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What is the policy called that lets the popular candidate get all the electoral votes?
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The Electoral college system
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Are the Electoral College votes divided by the two candidates with the most popular vote?
Each state is assigned a certain number of electoral votes based on their population. For example, Kansas has 6 electors in the electoral college. So, in the last election, Donald Trump won the popular vote of Kansas, thus all 6 electors from Kansas went to Donald Trump. The same policy goes for every other state except Maine and Nebraska, who, instead of giving all electors to one candidate, may split based on the ratio.
Meet to select a candidate or promote a policy?
Caucus
What is a meet to select a candidate or select a policy?
caucus
What is a meet to select a candidate or promote a policy?
caucus
What is the meet to select a candidate or promote a policy?
caucus
The president appoints members of what branch?
If you are referring to the President and Vice President, they are elected by the Electoral College according to majority popular vote in each state (this policy is not applicable in Nebraska where the electoral votes are split by percentage inside the state). If you are referring to the Secretaries of the Cabinet Departments, they are appointed by the President upon assuming office. If the President wishes to reappoint the same Cabinet member as his predecessor, there is no further process. If he wishes to appoint somebody new, he must present the candidate to the Senate for a confirmation requiring 2/3 of the Senate to approve the appointment.
What is The political policy that would allow citizens of each new territory to vote for or against slavery is called?
Popular Sovereignty
Was Gandhi's policy of non-cooperation popular in India?
Yes, the Gandhi's policy of non-cooperation popular in India.
What vice presidential candidate helped pass many foreign policy laws?
Joe Bidden
What was the last US state to send electors to the Electoral College based on the voting in the state legislature?
Antebellum South Carolina had a policy of sending electors to the Electoral College based on the voting in the state legislature.
What are the strongest influences on voter's choices?
Party identification, policy preferences, and candidate's valence.
Who believed having only one candidate for president was a democratic policy?
my name is bob I have no friends :( be my friend ?
